Working Wonders: How to Make the Impossible Happen

The human mind's perception of possibility and impossibility is a construct that can be changed. Working Wonders explains how the mind builds walls to protect itself and how to tear them down to tackle challenges that would have previously been discounted as unrealistic. It shares case studies of people making the impossible a reality and offers techniques to open the brain up to exploring the seemingly unachievable. Praszkier also introduces the concept of possibilitivity and presents a portfolio of Do It Yourself techniques.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 208 pages
Publication date: 08 August 2019
Publisher: Cambridge University Press

The human mind's perception of the gap between what is possible and what is not is a subjective construct shaped by perspective and capable of transformation. In his book "Working Wonders," author Praszkier delves into the fundamental principles that shape the mind, exploring how it constructs protective walls and how individuals can dismantle these barriers to overcome challenges that may have been previously deemed unrealistic. Through captivating case studies, the book showcases individuals who have achieved the seemingly impossible, thereby positively impacting the world. At a deeper level, Praszkier examines potential neurological and psychosocial mechanisms that limit the brain's capabilities, offering techniques to unlock its potential for exploring the seemingly unachievable. He also introduces the concept of possibilitivity, a personality trait that reflects an individual's inclination to perceive insurmountable challenges as doable. The book concludes with a comprehensive portfolio of "Do It Yourself" techniques, empowering readers to embrace their own potential for transformation.

Weight: 362g
Dimension: 224 x 147 x 10 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781108450720